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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

The historisn of horrors has disclosed
the fact that two great wrecks in Russia
in which 400 convicts in the chain gang
and l73 travellers we're kilisd-ths former
10 1877 and the latter 10 lSS2--ars the
only known railroad horrors Of the kind
that outrsnk the late accident at Chats
worth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

The effects of ths boom which the
TKLEaRAa-HERALD started FOR Grand
Rapids some moGths $50. are continu-
ously being shown IN the impetus OF the
city's business The hundred thousand
inhabitants vii DO reached long before
fsit2
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Chicago vii work hard to capture ooth
tns great political conventions nsxt ysAr.
BY the say. wouidn't 4 hs = polite rec
oxnition u his aamsssks for the fFss.-
dent % haze himself rs1oninAtsd At
Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Exchanges show that the most prevail
sns contsgion IN Michigan at present is
the base ball fsysr, which grows more
loaligusnt as the season advances. A
town doesn't amount to much now un-
less il has from three 10 five clubs, be-
sides ss-eral second mines"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

The Grand Army boys throughou. this
section Of the State are particularly en-
thusiassie at the prospects OF the grand
National Encsmpmsns at St Louis.
The Illinois Central viii send special
ear 10 Hart for Department Commander
L. q. RCruxavoaD.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

The G.. K. & l. Railroad Company have
offered for sale all OF the pine lands in Lake
county. Sealed bids will be received bv w.
.. Eughart, Land Commissioner, 10 be
opened October list, next. Plats and further
information can be had by addressing him
At Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

SINE Of tha Republican pagers have
arrived AZ ths couclusion thai sscond
term Tor President u bad for tee eoun-
~. Tie Boaion Journal quotes CHAaEEs
sCMSza u that sffs,*.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Gsnsrsl Loasxs estate inysni0rlsd
Only s66T0 But s0nss one hza remarked
thas : good sals . better than great
riches.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
i.'Is shsr. a mleels.a ssushsra.

AL iFsins dsiis txtept fu1dny
A locsi ffclEht leaves ornnd Hapid. a. IA 81 .
g. carving passenger far 81 kEianazo -
T1Uugh fictcts a. AL p'luif ffd noffbs IN 30 -
i,e ceschcs ysn - tecarc1 ai rniou fltici ~ -
e sonnse st. and a. depot
j s. NckF,e eFT 8aul A.
Go. W. NrEtos ffY Tickc' AgeaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

s-1.s a. omen e. cflf snndas
cios pms cafk Pas. or patiae aB6 ALeuii Ia
Lftes 20 shc fom fCi oii ario- fEfs rl on
Dey fkpftss AID Grand Rapids fs4sess lr and
fion Detroit -Dlfeoi cssnnef.. ions maze 81 20
tiot " IN 81 tafo9gh Ss.nt exs Ifrk,is "a 80
depot
y ". iorSsfos. Mich Psx ke'f - Noanaea
tFts u NORRIS. Cen At Is NoeHoest
q. " kucoLLs ~ J.. sod a Ca.cars
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

UANTED-A GC-op ANs5T10Cs WAx RTTH
~ fs1r o. flre .111sers do,zf rser.e
Fe1fe1S n - - - t1& -zYfzrf.e p etze 1ssa A
Frf Te1c er6 wesi rrfe shz1 sacs trz - -
d7ssi3k Ee 5saa a ssrias 8s1eg. alca. zIs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
-Hsserltgs
Rt8ht nsss!
THESE COLUMNS ARE
READ AS THOROUGHLY AS
ANY PART OF THE PAPER.

Situations Wanted are TAX
en- az one halt the rate IN the
following table
Everything always payable IL
advance.
Ths nuBa ber Of iiaes an eny advertise sae at
cat be feond by dividing the nuDsb her Of
words ~ ssssa- Asy part OF . iias coasted
~ oss fail llsa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

t'aliSs Suruat tEC ped. st hit
Passengers skiing the s9ism fkrtas Iass
tonucctisa ~ Detr0it ior Ncr ofk.-NigN b. "a
pres hM Shaping oAr from iicfrolt l., tsfsnt
kspdf.-onlv ane running Limited saeFess iess.
nv here af 90 = M wi'h faf O. "a 10 Detroit
msting z irccf connc,ti1 TO- si &C sis Esxt a.
rIvinr NJ fes vofk - stt p m ths nsst ~ ~.
Ing Through ilcse1 9 -rIrel Ht E ~ A n
once. sreeft Hote HnO 81 depH
i4- . AIsttI So ffsf Iafs ACs
Gro, 3 EfErss. Trs-sc Msnsgsy chicAg9
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

S1e-7 r1uT raGatlou - Ihe Ee-sf g.
ton. Harbor springs. Msch
Tox 3 szszx Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

tIANTED-AI ONCE To PILL SITUATIONS
w now open, travelling salesmen, hole. clerks,
foreman TOR nickel-plats works retail clerks and
al classes OF mechanical help. 1raud Union
Bureau. Rooms and 4, Pierce block. Telephone
81 zS3
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23


OH Nlesfoe Eis KarIrs FtFf Haf
sesm 'aat r.
rlss lnsee. o. hoffh O. 1fstrfss ff- IN fnr
b. - 5st arf 81 j. n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

IJANTED 49, BY Young LADY. SITUATION
W a. clerk In store or ofhce or A. copvist /.
can write rapidly ana easily and sm willing 10
work. Will furnish eat Of references. Address
G. box =. Telegram Herald 2p,tf
rOR RENT - RESIDENCE. CORNER LYON
/ and Prospect-sts- 81 per month. Enquire or
prem sas Ia+f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

1he Cbiraso a Alton Falnaf IS fbe nnea
c4u.pIe1. tne tastcs rnt lup-. al &C rgt'2 fleM
1hicsgo 70 4 i.1in. sac sr-ss 1f.
CHI. a.. t. HHN
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

fSfano hspi1f q 5nf nav IiFlsIon.l
trans s-rire - enc oe.sr frt,fr nle,r d...si
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23


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is x3 50 40 90 H5 go ( 90
s. as 40 40 IS rs 90 ,.se 800
50 as SIS 10 IS LOO Lie ses
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ers ' dei.sefv rssa H. 0hAs'e Lake. gs1
Ibst.
7 osr-BETgTrg p kcI-S marc STopT OK
II Pisinfe a ave. and Elxfh - = medicine csss
ffner VII r.es1e sIsaasi,. rs,ss,a bS lssy
''' '--''s a. : ls'es l'l- hefs.a o'aoe. .
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Il o.a. len snsa 80 80, sstI snd me-
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SS,.eaas os. "a naccIaniSal he,p "In9d Union
81, e"e' Hoon's a1u y fieIce pioc.. itieInonc
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w ,rst - - ~ ao.>Dn ~ =, aohSl.ND M oAE
pu. tpola.s', ApPy win reference % IL. NeFton,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

uk HkaE oN Oh soAkD Fss9E NfKs
" sk<-e< fte.1<est 80. kSz1a tea<< - -
So. asep seeste1 laesF eo9sssl - tsetsseo svs
- "a. "a -. y....s 80 sl....,s. i ...a ! isas.
sas, Aseaa, srss e1of Wltasoass s.sss
lsVG or Tais Isl 40 l.Csok asEx 0REK
Y = .Se-f fiss bssse. RoNsA.st. Gees 5eaessoa-
s. se~fiss As..s. Isvlsssseasts asss F.sr
ss3o-FiHs 30 sse aerersou a.. 1eAr Shsw lacl
saae- f,ts Aoa.x sn1 tee lass - PA ave
Sc - f1pe noess. k.4ssVfsA sft. rexT laerry.
- .s a.ss'ss l>ss.ssaa IS @sAs kriass.
A. fteeaast.t cncfs rtsssS. tiif CaHsidefe1
4Asils oiee. eFef Asoaar-
Isok sAfs-AT A BARGAIN -HoVsE AID
i ~ ~lih k-sd ~sa saa els.eFn. lsesssa a. Ia
ssrsfinx n4xse 81 k6aore. As'l4tssas ceaasy
At a. - ekEas nSe tof Cag tFof<fty. HoeF
a4a y''sss .&kea - psn pas l4snt & Haze
taiesgo / hes Aieaissn X. hsPN- Ness s.ae
T'oR sAIE-A BOARDING HoUsE ASD LoT
qstre a. hsase o. address No - TelesTsnl hef-
s-d. Asskesoa, ~
THERK l. NOTHING IlKEoETTfNG AsTAkT
| IA the right ciresson aud the beSi hnsaeasl
sasTi / u eay fesl e<tste. have few lots sh
fof a. o. dosn aud the bslssos - ever, thrss
naontns- l. ;. ffosin- LoFelts baoCs. Opposite
lCk sAIf-AI A BARGAIN HOUSES AND
II lois on Aasous addition a. from fslu 20 e~si
Saso fs0knf luls terms very essy ~ also have
house aui .oi % f0urtb q which se vii sci
cheap More wssoa Leds ara back. sss
NOR sALE-EAkM - ACRES. a IMPROVED
4 cay soil frame hsFn sosbo uith haseneaf
Choice ifutl good water good - hOol. situated
tolF niles hon NeN4yg0 No incunbsanue.
one-foltn down. OF VII exsfaags lor e.fY pfop-
eIty, fflce ssgee. Daniel L. sopeI. Newsyso
Mica tsi
NOR SALE ZINE LANDS. II NEwAYGO
county, Upper PeniasGia. ana Aisoaxa.
also choice southern Piue excellent farms 10 thss
county. add valuable city properly for sse
Money 10 oA5l OF keal tstate OF hank sesufitia.
IN sums irOm % TO s51ussi % stocks snd Bonds
fought aud sod. lhaVe ais ior sale uptn res~
sOnsbie terms. piece OF rezl estate vita fr3at
ase OF ~ feet which 10 admitted 20 be tee nnosg
cesirshse property IA the city for Tie location o.
q hfst Cissz H0se Wholesale Dry Goods House
etpres bank other busiueax industry. f0r
Particular cal on or address A. X Anissdei
Room Loielts hlo5k opposite sweets Holel.
i5aa
LoR sALE-HOUsE on JEFFERSON AVE
near Highland slsg. small payment
down, lsgesrt q Den!son. - Lyon -, lb0li
nor sALE-So ACRES WITH TWO BARNS 81
A acres Improved 10 miles north on q K a X
X, only one miic from Piefson village Aoas Calm
Co. 500, One third down balance on time
suii. or viii exchange for city property 81 J..
Swit. lo Csnal-st l4dt
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

TOR gENT-sToRE OF SOUTH DIVISION
L toquire - go :. blrssion-st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
WOMANs DREs&
How often Should she Change her Gown In
Day-Comfort and Parade.
Es,osn fAe PhiLdneknAf6 Reoord

How often should she Chanss her Gown In
. Dsy-Comfort and Parade.
From ne Philadelphia Record
The question how many times o day wo-
man Of good standing ought to change her
gown 10 one that has been subject to O great
deal Of discussion at the various summer re-
ions have been forthcoming. 1t IL, however.
settled By rehpement and good taste and 81
who goes to watering place with dozens OF
trunks and hundreds OF gowne. who covers her
self with Jewels, and whose sole object In LIE is
changes her dress certainly three and very often
Perfectly wei that her only claim 70 Gistncticn
lies In her clothes, and consequently she must
II actually happened few weeks ago that Q
very brilliant and charming aotress was dubbed
each day. one In tho morning and the other In
woman's social position In the eyes Of. certain
S mined By tho estsnt and sxhibtion q her
. comparatively easy task to distinguish the
Ssnty
Il Incumbent upon her TO dress oftener at
as Place ssn In nsT
point to an absence in the toilet OF all that was
calculated to attract attention.
who underseands What Is due to hersef should
dress more than three times day. morning
dress. indeed. ought to be worn until dinner
m SsSss g.
summer street gowns are not necessary.
Therefore. twice q day should the dress DO
changed. and NO ofte1er. Women who parade
mot be tolerated In good society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
A Few Bear Stories.

boar weighing 500 pounds killed on Pint River,
near Albany Ca by the citizens who never saw bear
In that neighborhood before
Daniel O'Connel OF stamford, Vt, was attacked BY
Dear near North AdamA Mass, and being badly
worstea when bis dog Rterfercd and he managed to e.
cape The dog has not been seen aimee
LA. man was going over the Rocky Mountains FOR pine
Ssy sas o. ne road Vas young bear the mother
OF the team The cub not moving. the mother
Ss . oses 70 II and giving u nudge with
CUB To Follow. But the little ono made no move The
old bear then came back the second time and taking up
the CUP In her PAWS him several cuds Tho Gus
then obeyed orders and followed the old bear In gallon
up the side OF the mountain
PASSENGER train Florida railroad stopped soms
nttssn miles from Cellar Key 70 prevent collision with
out OF the woods climbed upon tho platform OF 4 car
Anu entered the express room where he found three
strings or nsh and bacon all Of which went Quickly
into his NAV When the train started up tho swaynz
OF the car shut the door Tho soon became tired Oh
ms ride and looked about for Of egres Nothing
q the car which by iron rods about
ha men In diameter He seec one Of these caught
two or h Of The iron rode with his nvns
was Mth forced through the aperture and struck the
Baults and ambled OF into the woodA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
Queer Fact. aad IIAppsnias..

An Ivy vine has grown through the wall Of the house
OF Arthur Nestcoat OF Atlantic City and ornaments his
sitting room
the home OF John Mayo OF AmsrtcuA Ca extinEuiShed
the nAms, and depoSlted the unbroken chimney In
upright position on the tAbla.
A Wilmington. Ohio boy 9ysArs Of age expressing
ago and ran away from home Hs nrst letter home mas
Just been received from Cape Town.
Two children found horse caught u railroad bridge
at Piedmonk No. train about due. and they made
bonnre OF brush on the track and waved burning
branches it hove In sight The train stopped safely
and tho horne Was removed.
ool0Esde TALLER permitted prisoner TO Amn.e him.
self playing the violin evening In the morning four
prisoners had escaped having sawed OIL the window
gazing and worked large sone out Of place. tho mnAo
drowning the noise Of the tooA
ing who fan from unedAFdsd bridge, fhs man 70
Esaaaa Shc seysa - 4sa fihcaga sas = e inyaiid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
OUR ROBUST GIRLS.
Their Increase In GIrth and Stature-They
Can swim and Jump Fences.

Can swim and Jump Fences.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Two old fellows loafing in club window
hs hef the day III s ssew VIZ s
stature and girth SINCE the days when they
IN soSa
s s sn. tssi fRsv ss snaas sas
gaiter boots without heels. Her locks had
never known the r., shears. nor did she
little bonnets With dover gardens on them
enss nf d Raf ii st oh s. St q
girl and paying with gloves Of fifteen. yea,
Change IN those days Maseuulne ae aa ms
nS fnd the The
The Old gentleman declared that the intro
duction OF athletics for women had added two
with waists under twenty-four inches were
uncommon, whereas when he was a young
fellow anything Ips over twenty Was considered
said one OF them, e we encouraged that hideous
py and a xifn DO
you'd !, ana II Z month q sundays. nv tses
waist and thirty;eight around the chest and
bust. Cheeks like peach, and can jump
pnS sE ali day. Tak sSs s Or
waist when married., is dead, after being on a
sGa ss Yorp si r 81 os1
was, as a physical specimen, vastly her
mothers superior. Another fact they had OBJ
served was that there were not nearly SO many
S Ssdd to tie sS%1turs
years ago the wealthy Ct New York were
DESCENT descent The other contributed the Ht TACT
twenty girls there would not be found bru-
Sns wosa hs% sRS sSe number sn
selected at random; 1t Ia conflrmatory fact
that 1 cannot at this moment call to mind
s ho ns Se p 81 the ype ss
and auburn hair is growing more common.'
and there L. sort Of pale brown that is COM
the rule. l was at the commencement Of Mrs.
Sylvanus Reed's school In the spring. and saw
there many Of the coming generation Of fash
pure blondes. though not more thar, a
and ha very fsR q Re
Grant Gran and Miss Chambsrlsin, as well as Lady
sv $5ssS a. Tss #ni ss ~ opS
skin; her younger sister, Kitty. is somswhat
e9a sohsr &Mss s NOR S MsSs
haired and eyed. Louise Whitney. the pref
| lest Of last seasons debutantes. and who 10 to
Z larry this winter young Dicki OF the Brown
lo cks. The, inference of these facts would
81 'em to be that blonde beauty Is on the wane.
, $50 are white horsea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
11pP1xoo1rs DUEL WIFE zzr1a
A Deadly Encounter that Marked the Anti.
Slavery Strusgle In Califernla.
From ne CHICAGO T,.oyns.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-the recent
na q Gen Il bs ED he
r. s5 g. fSsa
practising physician, went to California IN 1859
About this time that STATE vas eonvaised WITH
s sna reared an sntii;;saysIy Bs%psrst. snd So
fosted upon p0 The ssse In ths Ssforns
the wing 81 the party which was led By David
majority ~ the Lesisature i in favor Of S con.
q Slavery. IN fhis Contest s he feana hi%sslf
elected to the State Senate in 1854 for two
e tha he SHSPnsds h tG
ably 1t Marysyii!s. As tho Fourth OF July 90.
made Tor its ceiebration and il seemed 70 bs
imPpor.apt to avoid ang fas,ional disousstGn
soss and mann
as ssdf tho 5 Tsv
but when he had finished the reading no vol.
the matter read, and from these branShed out
into general speech. and occupied the stand
Iippincott had control Of corner Of the
local newspaper at that time. deyoting his
space chiefly to the promulGation OF the opiq.
ions held by the Frederick Democrats. and In
the next issue Of the paper he passed some
rather sharp criticisms upon Tevis's speech
and the manner in which he had managed to
ring 1t in on the audience against the Will OF
the Committee Of Arrangements. This fred
Teyis. and he sent Ltppincott o challenge to
fight duel. The latter knew that to decline
challenge In those days In California was
equivalent. to accepting notice to. leave the
country. Accordingly he accepted. It does
not appear now Just how shotguns loaded with
buckshot happened to DO selected as the weap-
ons. but they wore. 'Lippineott was an excel.
lent shot, but Tevfs devoted himself to prao-
Using and acquired a very deadly aim before
the day OF the encounter arrived. The duel
Vas Vas fought near What Is 9oy known 90 ons.
guns were DISCHARGED simultaneously; and
short time. One OF the buekshot from Teylss
gun carried away lock Of Llppincotts hair
Just over the right ear.
Lippincott remained In California till some
time the next winter. whom he left, went to
Washington city to soc Broderiek installed as
United States Senator. and thence returned TO
his home at Chandlerville. this State. Tevis
was related to the Tevises OF Bond county,
Illinois, now prominent family. Gen. Lir.
pincott, not long before his death, referred To
this duel as one OF the horrible things In his
life. adding: But there was nothing to do IN
those days In California but to accept chal.
lenRe II It was sont to you or to skip out Of the
country by the shortest route and the most OK.
pedittouS means"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25

and spoke Of them a. coalition q BInl en A,
hen D sSs fSIsss sisS sSs SlSHtls ss Ne
SsSsSn'tISIs 8 s sSSes0' cor
pooS hSh .hnc s ana . ssSsss re- ess
for this blackguard abuse. but ALEC for oertei9a
sinuatiop against hs truth MI csy o Ssl Ike
Poto SH. and ' syIgEsnsoS shots hs Grfs rs
was ineffectnel, but on the SECOND CIeys Dn ,o
Che oS Of he Sst s.a spes
wore on the field. Randolph fred In the Ar,
and. advancing with extended hand. &C the
s sson,e si IL S Rs shr and pierona voice.
;sss A. ssss,snsss dsss 70
shook II warmly They became fast friends
from that lime ,,, -. u.,..
and W% Ssss Sgrnssn eng &
hers q Lane notable 5Sn shs sS
pTessn sse hsSe a wGs regard
fought with rifles at eighty yards, and on the
MhS d Msss eH ssng ' VIE Of W. x isSens
drayes. and George " Jones: eftews,rd SEM a.
aTnsa sslss upon Sons opo
had sS %sss n sss IN sSS
lenge by the hands OF Grayes which Ct!ley re-
eppsss % s e Sdusas % on
entitled to re ss% o s' ssa
msf ss lmsoli sp% nb 70 The second: 81;
s Ss r. sasa vsw nan asa
s ssd ad o sSHHEas SpM d HSSnd ae
ssPatN ana al 1ee %S H.
rss Fl ssssy se n
Are sSsS Ss5 %$SsssS Ssss AND
none nome, more more foolish than this. ,..-
strong In the North and IN many States there
being stringent legal enactments againstit, the the
q ons n ss
o1 IN sG 1855 The asss,lsn9 p Charles sumner:
proposed rifles at the Clifton House Canada,
which the vsliant BrQeks deSIiqSd About shc
Potse y @ SsE wRsn
eiln syIe the enc COMBAT But " long before these,
challenges e Congress more than o1s North
"A rather amusing case occurred In 1889. IN
Glasscock OF Georgia and Richard Biddle OF
Pittsburgh, Tho latter was brother OF tho
plished gentleman and lawyer Of distinguish
Cd ability. A few days after he came to Wash:
ing.o5 he sent 70 ths sptssksr Temorisdl
to be an. Abolition document, and was de-
nounced by Con. Glasscook with bitterness,
Mr. Blddls that the speaker called him 60 order.
At this point Mr.. Biddlo rose and said that
allowed to proceed. He only asked e prtyi-
leGe Of reply; and; in order that thee might b
tlenan. he desired to inform him that he should
reply out Of the House as VOL % II II In case
sary. This closed the debate. Henry. A. Wise
atterward said: What 2 Did {oo! GlasecoSk
There isn't one Of the whole breed that would
not fight up to his knees in blood"
Since the war there have been no duels IN
which American statesmen or public men have
been concerned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25

whom each curiosity ate the luncheon he or stio
tprbance The Anarchist and ths sae .s , got
BY shedding scnlding tears and upbEAiding the
SnSsnd II ssn SrS 81 iS
6 hs sSrsa ana name hs es
the lecturer babe the Anarchist stand up while
told the os 81 aSSt ae
the %ord en tS 60 nearly out loud that
who henrd him thought him Numbering Ihat
d AL SS Rs aos sd e osS
TRs Cir beauty was then sr9ssns
hs BSwsFS q sSs
youthful face. She was once again walking walking
ey st tas u VIE Ssr
his hat when a. lsst be managed g reach 4 g
p Was no Sy ea spe Or ScSpsnsnes
the lines Of her face into that hard, cold eT.
pressoP which the girls who Are continually aHn
command: and stopped as II sho had walked
f sss ts %ss: M s assS seSas s
mistook you iorNfor-." and then ho turned
and shot around re corner; ,.,..a ho,o,. N.
dark hallway Of a tenement in Chrystie street,
entered It and groped her way Hp three aig Sts
puS oooSed dG1t taa "a
neighbors called It, On . bureau stood . kero;;
Cleaning that tho Htm9sphSre SIT only t ,Ss
t ary On sc bare r The
bed, tho rocker and the half dozen cribs stand;
Ing here and there about the room. All
as e soes S1 snS
one crib baby OF seven or eight months, ex-
ful Dreams and visions: Pals Il was, though
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negligence that stained the little cheeks and
high White brow bro w,,oh. o,eon nm sabv n little.
Mrs 'f Hoalh kan said i The Beauty s0' ''
oh. do you. nowa answered the women OF
Chimney chi yI piece-a h huge shapeless tun Of tsmi.
tASn ast tell ys a9nt 6 much care e 1oT
be noine Inc or tin O'clock. and here It is aither
eleven every noight whin you come. And there
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ess 'Ras so w" viii pay
Ycs sv yes. Mrs. Houlhan," said tho Beauty.
who was now down on her knees .Ss, oyer yer ths
s' a6 %SFs sa ahf lin sa' Brat
Don't find fault with honest dirt, thin, and
I'll not brat him" -.
And want to ask you to keep. him all
right until ! move. dare not take him home;
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another room whore he will not find me before
take Baby away"
The huge farmer Of infantile humanity strobe
across the room and seized the girl with grip
like wise. Then she. rained volley Of Ques-
lions upon her in cold and cruel voice:
Are YOU not lying2 Have you not lost your
placer YIN you pay me double; forty cents ut, 2 I,
be none Of you. don't care for one baby above
another. nor any Of thim-only the money they
bring me. Forty cents and the milk. and every
clint cash in me hand"
Yes, yes. yes" cried the Circassian Beauty.
And you will keep him and not let him cry
An hour later she had retired-upon ashawl
on the otherwise bare foor-to dream Of her
ars Ser see na
early and securing another room whore she
could hide herself and baby away from him.